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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-06-03
TOptcal Points.

Qua IA ional revenue this yea
will he at the rate Of about 81 600, COZ
q day. THIS is 500, 0OO,0 900, more
per annum than is necessary 10 rur
the government. pay all the immense
pension anil Other appropriations
and the interest on the national debt
he people should remember tina,
r. publican Senate has been the
cause so far Of the governments tax
ing on an average $40 year from
the head Of every family in the conn.
try more than would be sufficient TO
pay lis expenses.
-
HE following are extracts from
the new license law OF this state, az
fixed by the last legislature Ga Lo.
tels, tiverns. eating houses and res
iauran's, three per cent per annum
upon the yearly value of the pr mi
ses. Distillerie', lowest class, (be.
tween 1000 and 5000 barrels annu-
allyO $50. Relall liqa,r. $3.50, To
act as auclioneer in The cOuntry, 50 /;
IN towns, 81 adltioual for every
thousand popu alton. Suck broker,
$50. To sell patent rights. $40.
Sewing machines, SO. Lightning,
rods $50.
~
In denying the application for a
pardon in tue case Of James j. Stan.
ley. who was convicted April Is Of
fraudulent registration and sentenced
10 nins d vs. Imprisonment in the Jail
at ST. Louis, President Cleye land said:
81 cannot pasdop crime against the
election laws except it be in a case
presenting unusually strong consid.
eratiLns for cIeDeucy. | consider
such offences the wors, Of all crimes
and know OF none the punishment
of which is more important TO the
public" He is right. Our govern.
ment IN its very nature is founded
upon the presumption that every
Gan gives full and free Oh preston 10
his wishes ss TO how be shall be
govt rned and by whom; and the
Terversion or defeat of The express
ell will Of tho people by violation Of
the election laws means the cub.
version OF all proper government
and undoubtedly is, "a the President
says. the worst Of all crimes"
-
DR.. McGlynu, OF New York, who
was lately threatened by the Pope
with excommuoicatioh unless he
would retract some OF bis boreticsl
u!terances, in a sermon delivered in
New York Sunday night, animadver,
tod in rather csustic terms upon the
religion Of the wealthy and powerful
classes Of to day. Speaking OF labor
AMI its bIesscdness, be spoke OF
Christ as tn humble lahore, anil Ills
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-20
MICHIGAN CENTRAE

-Dsiy. AL Others daily except sunda,
sleeping CAR run on Pacific aud Atlantic fx-
pfessos q and rom pelroil-fArlor oark run on
/ liAs 1xTresS anc ttIand Rapids Espfes. g. sHd
nom 4,eiToitIfeci couBe eel ouf m ade sf Dclroit
WIN 81 through trains east l1ckels "a - e "a
/ nion Ticket Once. % ko1roe-st and al Unios
depot
j.. ", JOHNSON, Mich Pas Az e6 henr0e-sL
CBks. II. NOhkIs Gen Ae't.t5 Menn0e.s 81
.. ". kU60Ilk. q. =. and T. A. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-20
Detroit Grand Haven { Milwaukee.

tDsiiy, Sunday excepted. snsiiy. =
Passengers taking the 20 express Hafe'
connection ~ Detroit for Ke~ Yorf Might ca
pres has sleeping fToln Driroh ~ Srspd
kspids-cDly line rsnDing Limited eHpress cav
inR here at 81 2 m With Esfior car 10 Detroit
~ ing direct connections for al p0ini Esst AZ
rNing a. New York al o. D a. tie nesf evening
Through tickets secured al D. o. IL a NJ ofloes
Sweets Hotel. snd a. depot
1As. CAsfHELL City FaS srL
Gre. Il. ftENEs. Jraflc Manager CEicaR.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-20
Chicago to ST. Louis.

The Chicago 4 Alton Railway T. IN. nn.-f
equipped the fsstes and mos aireci ROME Co.,
Chicago 70 II louit and ksDs.s Cit,
A A
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-20
Detroit Lansing { Northern
Lake Shore { Mich. Southern.

All trains daily e1ccpf eundse
l0ca freight lrsvet SrAEd Rapids 81 " s. n
n carrying passengers e. fer A. kalsussas =
Through ucfets 70 al priuif and beribs r. sieerl
tng cosches can be secfreo al Union 1lckef Of.r,s
g. konroe-ft and 81 denof
J. ". MckTrTrY ceuI Al
GDo ". MvKsoN City TIcf~s Agent
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-20

. -.
"WHO OWNS THE BABY"
viii be presented By unanimous request The
greatest OF all comedies. One act and seven
scenes, with an unlimited number OF laughs
ED. CONLEY AND FRANCIS LAURA.
In their latest success, entitled "COMMOTION."
repiete with songs, dances. funny sayings, eccen
nc poetry and wonderful wing dancing.
EMMA LhMUASE,
The enchanting magnet i'm her artistic songs and
dances The two original
JAMES, ROSES. LILLE
The most refined and flushed song and dance
artists extsnt, intr0duc.dg songs and d nces IN
reel-vinging. The wonder Oi the world
Q. n. kURTZ.
Introducing marvellous feats with his troupe Of
ten jugglers. (his fngerSJ Re-engagement of
BILLY, VAN AND WILSON, MAY
The brilliant Vaudeville stau.
JOHNNY RAY,
Yes, we have got hin: "nuF ed"
MASON AND BAKER.
Last week Of these eccentric song and dance
artists.
n. NJ. s. PINAFORE.
Our new and original first part opening win
introduce original music and s,ns Our stock
Company com Drises a dozen irst-class artists
Remember the Grand Extra Matin e. Thur
day forenoon.
Two grand mstinees wednesday and sstur-
day. a. p. m.
friees-35. 25 and Is cents -a-sses
Matinee prices-25 Is aud 10 cents y.
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Weue a%ud1tperSuebe.


gu ben @isb3ti6tern oes fabtpehs
li9en Seras, spel6e fi9 bur1 Elm fcrts
geieBtss 8%etreben, Die gie6raHen gu
nerebeln, um bas 2aab beroient ges
mu6t baben, gebDrt in erIter 2inie 6err
Sobn MsacRen5ie BON 2ioeoaf So.
Dor einem Sabre etDa importirte ct
brett aug S9pttlan0 Swei Dornlple
3u@tfiere bon Ger befannttn Mngus.
&aKe, unb 5tpar Sbiere Don folder
8pralslI@feit, ME lte faum a~nberipdrts
i'm 5taote gu iinoea finr. St belibt
ieBt bier 8uaen bon Oieier ,Nlt auf feis
net Stand, unb BOT haau iiber bunbert
bprSiigli9 CUTE @remplare BON Mulez
tiibeu Der einbeimifden Ntt aug ben pers
i9iebenen 9eerben Der uf.teren @egenb
einaeln ausgeiuGt, um le nit ben
Wrguss8ulleG 81 freu5er. ST boft auf
bieie Weiie cine Wiiidraie aiibten au
fbnnen, Die ebenio iart BON Gnohens
bau 1T, pie bic alte 2anbesraKs, uno
better on GleifGsQ ualitdt, als DieIe,-
Elm Sbier, mslbes fir ben Sranspptt
gum Matfte auBsrbem ben gtoBen
8ortbeil befBt, u~nseb6rnt gu iein.
Nu@ als S6afsd@ter min Ger Mac
Gen3ie iebt ben 8eriud MAIDEN, einem
iebr flblbaren MangeI. a~bSubelfen.
8etanntli6 1T bel Der teraAifGen G@af=
5u9t bis jebt fat ausi9liebli9 Der
3wed betfDlst motoen, bic Wole an
Quantitdt ME an Qualitdt 3u berbeis
fern. auf cine gerbeHerung beg Sleis
i9ss lit iuenig ooer gar ni9t Beoa9t
genommeH. Die Golge oapon muBte
iein un6 mar, baB bic teranii9sn 9dm=
mel meilt nur eeringnertbig BON Gleii9
finb, beI6rdntten Marft BADEN rno
DerbdltniBmdBig I@ledten preis brin=
gen. 9iefem nebeltanO beabf9tist
9err MacGen5ie ~abSubelfen. st bat
al benz 3wede Dor elm paar WOnaten
einen Bod BON Der f6nttiiden @bepipts
&aKe importirt unb 5par Elm pra9t=
eremplar pel6es Elm @emift bon ilber
300 pfunb bat. Das @bepiotidaf 1T
in G@ottlano felt Sabrbunbetten f1on
niGt BLOB ieiner Wole, isnbern aud
ieiner @rDBe un6 ieines uOraigli9en
6leiides balber betibmt, unb bur9
eiHe &reu3ung feiner MteriuOi@aFe nit
Dem @bepi0t.8od glaubt 9err 80. nun
cine &afe 5ti6ten au %f0uneu, tpelde
on Wole quantitaiio uie qualitatip
niht berlieri, utb an Sleiid mad beis
Den &i@tungen bin gepinnt. st boft
in 3ufnnft Sdmnlel auf ben Martt 81
bringen, bic Das boppelte @etpi9t BON
benz babsn, pel6en bic teraniI6en
Sdmmsl i'm 9nr9i6niit bisber gebabi
baben, unb beren Gleif6 ein BET eutenb
teferes lit, als bas bisberige teraniibe
9ammelfeif9.
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e. MplHnn.

Menn bas M%olfion'f@e @ei6dft mil
einem gienenftod persli6en wirb, in
tpel9em bic Gun6en eins unb aus1 Pie
gen, 10 1T eigentli1 nur a~nndbernb
ausaeortidt, baB man iagen mill: Bei
Wolflon lift ein f%ab,lbafter, unglaubli1
ltarfer gerfeDr. Die G9ritte Der SUB
gGnger auf ben in Woin Ylaaa eins
miinbenben 5traBen ri6ten li1 aumeiii
nod benz WoIfion'ihen @eihdft, peis
DIES cine 5tabt I'M &leinem 1T fir Ollie
meI6e in Der @6nittlpaarenr, @lotbiug
ODER Mf0bel : 8ran9e @intdufe MAIDEN
nolen. Sb CUTE ober i6le6!e 3eiten,
bas blei6t i6 gan5 gleid, BEL Wolfion
1T es INNER bpll, bies er3dblt giner
benz Nnbern. neil bas ausgebebnte
@ei6dftslofal ME leer mirb. @s lit
cine Nrt 86rIe fir Die Damer, bic li6
bier germ treffen, benin es geb6rt nidt
rlur gum guten @el6mad. bel Molflon
gu faufen, ionbeln ber eigene 8ortbeil
treibt Seben babin. limb es siebt in
Der Shat faum elm stpeites @ei9dft,
uel6es gel6dftsmdbiger uub forsfas
t1er gefiibrt miro, ME bas bon 8.
@olsfon.
Slit ether bepunoernsmertben Nuf>
~merffamfeit unb Nusbauer Itebt 6err
Wolfion felbft benz @ar5er ri6t muir
td9li6, ionbern fiiinbIid bpr. Sbm
enteebt Ni6ts, mas i'm rieligen &aume
pafiirt unb nit offer 1T er fotpobl mie
bas Seer feiner Nnsefelien unabIdIfg
barauf be6a9t, Seosn gu befrieoisen.
@s berftebt ii6 BON felbft, baB Bel
WoIffon bic Wintermoben in allen
3meisen bes @ei6dfis bertrsten liub,
6ab er bas Nlerneuete fiibrt,- rnb baB
matt niraeubs better unb biniger faufen
faun. @enn eigenes 8er6ienft einen
@rfoig gu Der5ei6nen bat, 10 lit berielbe
bel 8. Wolfion gu inben. 9as @es
f1dft 1T Elm in allen Braa9en glei9
gut peripaltetes unb in allen, i'm
Drpgoo6s, pubpaarens, Clothing unb
W6beI Department berriht bieielbe
m~uaerbaIte Srbnung. Sebbalb lit es
au9 Sebem Elm 8ergnigen bel Wolf
ipn gu faufen, mo- man peiB, ffets bas
Neue1e unb Gelte 5u etbalten.
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Gsiitionen: BON Carl 8rops, Ieinen
Geiteuneg an Sing Will'am 5ttobe su
erb0ben; poT 81. .. Srouf & Co., Elm
puluermagasin ettidtsn gu bt,fen;
Don s. Galteper & Sobn, Elm nit 81.
feHble6 ~be{Gtagenes @ebdube errid'en
gu birfen; BON oeri6iebeuen 6leii9ern,
pelde ibren Werfauf$fano bei3ube1al=
ten miinfden.
Nuf Qntrag bon 9esener tpirb Der
Pabiuon i'm 5an Pe5ro Barf erbaut
werben. Ser Nntrag, ole baju feblen,
ben $1050 81 betpilieen, cling ans 81.
ran3>Gpmite.
Ser Sngenisur beri6tete iiber gin
oerniIfe iii Nortb 2eonas, 2eals uno in
Der 9traBe nod ben Gieinbrii6en.
SDI. Welber erbdlt BON Der i'm Re=
corbergeriGt be3ablten 5trafe BON $50
atDan3ig Dollars 5u1iid.
8uerguin's gei6luB, bic Strabens
babnz@ eiealhaft aui5uforoern, ibs 8es
leiie bon ser Mefts@ommerceltroBe nod
Der Buena 8itasS Strap gu berlegen
uub penn bas nidt gefdliebt, bic @es
ieai6aFt fir ben She'll Der 5traBe, ben
lie benubt, be3ablen gu lulieu, mibri=
genfaas iener bon bet StraBenbabn in
Nnipru9 9%eaomnaene BON Der 5tabt
ni6t in stano geiebt weroen tpirS.
tDuroe a%ngenommen.
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Muerlet.

= 0err gberbarot 1T ocit Der @n=
flase, unier pel1e i'm bic Negerin ge.
ftent, freigeipro9en tpOrben, ba es fi9
beim 8orberb6r ergab, baB es ii9 UNI
cine maliti6le Gonipiration ee9eu i6n
banoelt. Nein fragt man fi9, ME fam
elm unbei6oltener Wann 10 oblte weite.
res ms @efdnsniB geiperrt werben?
Wie es bieB, gef6ab es auf bic Musfage
oes @ouuipar3tes Or. @rapes bin, oer
bic beioen Wdo6en unteriuhte uno be-
ltdtist, Dab bic cine s.i6dnbet worben
lei. Spider erfldrte er, Elm iolfes ur.
tbell lliht absegebeu gu baben. ueber
bieien Witerfptu6 bate Ct mad ben
0erbanblunsen i'm Griebensgeri6t Ell.
nen Strsit nit benz &Onfabler Stebens,
Der gu 3bdtli6teiten ausartete. 9dtte
Or. @rapes Elm anberes @uta6ten OBJ
gegeben, 70 miiroe bic gerbafiun5 @bsrs
barbts ni6t erfol9t iein.
- 0err W m. &a6am in Muffin
tbeilt nns nit, baB er Der grfinber bee
rMierobe Oeitroper" iei unb bic Meoi:
ain bereits felt Mai berfauft. Wie nil
b6rea tpirb 2lase utib @esentlage iibe,
bas 8erfaufsre9t erboben ipersen.
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Day Die Suipelier. Girma @ebris
Der Griber bat i@ udhrenb ber
fiinf Sabre ibres 8eltebens ben alge'
meiu a~nerfannten &uf er%iporben, CUTE
Waaren su liberalen Greilen gu berfats
fen. sic finb i'm Stanoe, nit allen
anberen @ef9dften ibrer 8rande err
foIsrei6 gu tonturriren; lie lino ent.
f6foHen bier su bleiben unb ale lire
Maaren unier @arantie 5u berfaufen.
Gtore: So. 246 Commerce StraBe.
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ng~ Sic neueien / m portirs
9elitateffen, eingema6te
6rii9te unb Semitic. 8udmbeat unb
MapIe Syrup, reuer Sugar 9oufe Mos
lales, Graders unb Biscuits, Butter
unb @ier fiets frii9 unb in groBen
8Orrdtben BEL 9 Smith & Milfon,
SIDE Der @oleba6 II. 9oufon StraBe.
Mae Oroers tDerben prompt ausgefibrt
unb bic Maaren Ing 6aus geliefert.
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2 e + g.
3mei Meileu bieEeits aple euts

= 3pei Mleilen bieFeits aple snts
gIeihe am 4. Der nprbtpdris gebenbe
9aFagier3us Der Mihouri Yacific
Babn. gosDmoiiue, @rp,eB. uflb pDit
Gar uuroen pom @eleile gemorfeH. Gin
Sei3er putbe set6btet lnb elm anberer
i1per permunbet. Sine Sub lag auf
benz @eleiie unb peruria6te oas nn=
sliid.
8on 81 8a(o pirb beri6tst, oaB
man ben lebten BON Der @ii%enbabnrdus
ber. 8anbe eingefauSeu bat.
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ma 8ei ben @ebr. @riBer,
246 Commerce Stra6e, finbet man cine
por3isli9e Nuspabl bon Suwelen aler
9lrt, Diamanten, ubren, SilbersW aas
rem &C. su mdBigen preifen.
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unlere neuerl Wintsrpaaren:
Clothing, SerrensS oilette= Nriifel, llns
terSeug &C. fommen nod unb mad on
unb lieseu CUR @elidtisuns often. pans
coat & Sobn.
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Serrens uno Mns
5iise i6Uer 9enug fir Serbft unb
Winter rs = 1890 biliger aIs frtiher,
um nit benz 8orratb gu raumen. pans
coat e SDbn.
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gaalsd,e Grfabrmms ieses Giuseluem III

Sa8lid1e G~rfabrititg 1eecs GtnSeitiem Ut
taB @erna9Idiiisung beg Stublganges
bic Saupturiade Der Mtagerfeit 1T.
s3eugniB bes %Dprmaligen OberriGters
CON Ga. SO babe 5immons :
2iper Regulator gegen bic
bur9 seitneilise 2ebetlt0rung entfans
bene 9ariIeibisfeit feit "a Sabren
unb benz WeiiungeH gemdB INNER nit
entlGiebenem RuBen 9ebrdu6t. Sd
balts i'm fir cine CUTE Mebijin gegen
2eberhbrung, w~suigliens babe i'd ielbit
fe 70 sefuHbeu. - 9iram Narren,
OberriGter b. Ga.
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M1rmter n~erlanat.

Gin gutter @drtHer mirb %berlanst.
MuB englii@ fpre6en f0nnen, nii6tern
unb suoerldilig' iein. Man aoreiire:
.Nbolpb"
tup6a care of nGreie Yrefe".
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Maberid'S 8anf beior9t Gelbien'
bunsen nod alen 3beilen 9euif9laabs
Ing 9aus obgeliefert su biligeren &ater
als bic poitoIfce.
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ray @ebr. @riBer iinb prafiis
fde llbrma6er, 8rabeure uno @olbars
better ulb tbun ale ibre grbeit ielbit.
Sebbalb mirb jeber niGt nur aufs bette
un6 prompt, IOubern aud gu mdBisen
preilen bebient.
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YaMcoaf 6 Sobn pe,taufen
Se,rentleiber $780, biliger als IT.
genb elm 9aus in Der Stabt. Dies lit
tein Sumbug. ueberSeugt gu@!.
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Sangltn9ena Mdnnern
mtr5
Si1ere @etlttm9 0arantitt.

Die fdredliden 0olsen Der Suscnbfinoen.
@el9Iedt8f1pdde berurladenb, tpoburd Self
un6 aorper ruinirt ncr6en, permanettt ae.
belt. Sersttopfen, Sdadternbeit, Saameu.
ablubs @eoddtniBfdpd@e, 8erluf Der @ner.
gle, N~bneigung segen @efeafdaft uno WeIan.
dolie griinbli6 turirt. @crbeiratbete Mdnner,
ober f0Ide, bic iid perbeiratben molten, Die in
GoI9e bon Snbiscietion in Der SAsenb an &C..
fdledts. nnb Nerbeni1pdGe Ieiben, werben
griinbIi@ furirt. Reine Mineralien eingese.
Ben. Sunee MANNER, Die ibre Belt nit unfdbi.
gen eeuten berf1nenbet unb fd baburd aranf>
beiten bes Ropfes, Der Nafe, 6es Salfes, Der
etbsr, 2unsen, ginseneibe uu6 bes Masens
5ues3ogeu babeu, peroen f9neu turirt. East
end utdt furd faIfdeS Sdamseflbl abbaIten,
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Maneri6'S SAINT, ausemeines Baaf>
gef6dft, aablt AZ 3inien auf Depoiiten
fit beifimmte 3eit.
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aler Grien bon =
Bouquets,
Srauerfrdn5en,
Iabenben 8lumen n,
3ier trdu6ern,
Sru6tbdumen,
@9attenbdume II,
s mmergriin n,
'Magnolien.
8lumen5piebeln,
8lument6pfen
&c. &c. &c.
in ben
SfRa glnrferies,
tutoba 800, DIT 9ouitonsS Stripe.
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gnbIi6 1T Ger itanbal6fe geitsls
Soil entl6ieben. Grau 8eitel bat nm
61eibung a%ngetragen unb bieielhe lit
bonn 9iarittriGter semdbrt uor6en.
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ray @ei@dftsansiise fur $40, $11,
un6 $3.50, BEL q. Morris.
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Gy GarOIan & Sings 10
urb Is Gents Steaks f6ntter in ber
Stabt niht i%ibertrofen tuerben.
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pg- glegante 9erren : 9lnsiise gu
So, So unb 81. pelGe So, So rno $40
tuertb fino. Sang bDuenbete 9embet
gu 81. So, bel u. Morris.
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19~ Sobnon8ros. litfern bic
beiten unb bilisiten DrudIa6eu. @ebt
su ibnAt.
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sa- Geinfte unb bilieite 9rudia.
der BEL s o b II on Bros.
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= Die @ebr. Sell baben fir bic
MISUNDERSTANDING neue @aaren aller
Dirt erbalten. melGe lie su nieorigeit
Breilen ~berfaufen.
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Me- llsberr0ds su $3.50 unb $3.50,
bel u. Morris.
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Eg @ana ipolene 8eintlei6er fir
81 unb 50, bei u. Morris.
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ag @olb. unb ct III a a.
t Ell gu biligern preiien pie irsenbs
ND aneers BEL @ebr. Sell.
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s9- Mer bon @aroIan & Sing
fault, fpart Gelb fit gis.
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sg- Sbr ipart @elb, tpenn ibre Cure
Srudia9en bel SoBnon Bros.
anfertiaen l1Bt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-06

Die alten 9unben Der @ebr.
Bell werben aud biesmnl lire GIN
fdufe bort MAIDEN. Sic mifen, baB
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-27
Il Novel Point Raised.

New YORK, Sept 26-There seems to be lots
of trouble ahead for the church of the Holy
Trinity. The quarrel with Rev. DR.. Stephen
Tying threatens to assume an unpleasant shape
within a short time. DIR. Tying says he is only
waiting for things to get settled under the new
rector, Rev. E. Walpoole Warren, to take de-
cided action in the matter. AS if legal fight
with pastor not enough, John S.
Kennedy, president Of the St. Andrews Society.
is adding to the burdens of the church in a novel
and startling manner. Mr.. Warren. the
pastor, comes from England. Mr. Kennedy says
that the Importation of a minister of the gospel
is contrary to the doctrine of protection to home
industries, set forth in act of Congress
approved Feb. &c. 1885, entitled Importation
and i'm migration OF foreigners aliens under
contract agreement perform labor in the
United States" In accordance with this sup
position. Mr. Kennedy has written to Collector
Magone calling attention to MIR. Warren's i'm
portation" and to the Jaw which he thinks has
been violated. He has nothing whatever against
Mr.. Warren, he says. but President of St
Andrews Society he has been greatly grieved
by the enforcement of the law against his coun-
trymen. and he wants it enforced against others
in the way.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-27
Clever Dry Goods Men.

George J. Nunsen. in October st. Nicholas.
have seen wholesale buyers" in the Ne W
York custom house. before what is called the
Board of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT sort courtof where
testimony is taken to the value of goods which
duty is to be paid-and do not know of bright
err, keener set of men Their quickness and
is almost phenomenal. They will examine a
whole row Of silks, for instance. in few minutes,
testing them by the touch, and sometimes exam
lining them through small magnifying glass;
nine times out of ten they will tell. within the
smallest fraction of cent, what the cost price
of every piece of silk is in Europe. wholesale
buyer commands large salary, say from So. 000
to $40. 900 year, with frequent trips to Europe,
on which all his expenses are paid.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-27

obvious that he must have given some clear indi-
cation of his wishes for in thirteen DAYS from
the day Private Jackman wrote the letter it has
travelled all the way Washington reached
the Presidents own hand, thence found its way
to the Adjutant general Of the army, ard in de-
fance of red tape and circum loo ution has OBJ
tanned the following Endorsement
ADJUTANTGENERAL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 3d. 1864.
Respectfully referred to Maj Gen. Geo. H. Thomas,
commanding depart ment of the Cumberland for his
action. This paper to be returned with report of his
action Endorsed. By order. Lou BRICK,
Assistant Adjutant- general
Quick action followed all along the line. as
Will be seen by the remaining Endorsements:
HEADQARTERs DEPARTMENT OF CUMBERLAND. !
CHATHAM 9oGA, Tenn. Feb ,, 1864.
Respectfully referred to commanding officer of
regiment for remarks. By command of Major general
Thomas. HENRY NJ CIsT, Lit. & A. A. A 6.
HEADQUARTERS % b. 1sr DIv., IL A. c.,
MURFREEsBORo, Tenn, Feb Id. 1864.
Respectfully forwarded. with the hope that this
prayer may reach father" when it is good day for
granting turloughs. JOHN CoI.MAN.
Colonel Commanding Brigade.
HEADQUARTERS S5TH INDIANA v. T., Eos
TERvILLEE. Tenn, Feb. IA, 1854 5
can only say that Jackman is good and
soldier have recollection of his applying for
furlough through the regular channels but he
his ancestors ever had furlough think Uncle
Abraham" ought to give him a pass. j. z. BAIRD,
Colonel Commanding S5th Indiana V. l.
Private Jackman got the furlough and went
home to his sick wife, Beyond this the records
do not CO.